| | 147 | \subsection{Item Styles} |
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| | 148 | All the items are going to contain different parts. |
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| | 149 | Many of such parts can be shared by other items, for example |
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| | 150 | \begin{itemize} |
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| | 151 | \item UML named elements (see named items) have names, which should be |
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| | 152 | can be displayed in different places, i.e. class --- top--center, |
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| | 153 | use case --- middle--center |
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| | 154 | \item every UML class can have stereotypes, which should be displayed |
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| | 155 | over items' name |
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| | 156 | \end{itemize} |
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| | 157 | |
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| | 158 | Above can be described as styles (i.e.\ similar to CSS). |
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| | 159 | |
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| | 160 | It should be possible to implement common behaviour in basic item classes, |
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| | 161 | which should be parametrized by item's style information. For example, |
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| | 162 | named element item should set position of name depending on styles. |
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